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Re: Including PHP scripts on same server [message #171913 is a reply to message #171911] Fri, 21 January 2011 01:50 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Jerry Stuckle is currently offline  Jerry Stuckle
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On 1/20/2011 4:46 PM, jwcarlton wrote:
>> Why does it matter. If you're that concerned about speed of execution,
>> why are you using php in the first place? You should code your site in
>> C.
>
> That's actually a very good question. If I were a better C programmer,
> I probably would :-)
>

Good luck.

>
>> And even if you had a single php file, think of all those newline
>> characters that have to be read in. Better put everytihing on a single
>> line.
>
> Isn't that part of what Gzip compression does automatically? Buffers
> out tabs, newlines, etc?
>

No, it does not. And BTW, it also takes up cpu cycles - which you seem
to be so overly concerned about.

>
>> Oh and don't have variable names that are longer than necessary, it
>> all increases the time the file takes to be read, so just use single
>> letters for all variable names.
>
> I wasn't sure if that would have much of an impact, but I've already
> been at that point ;-) I've also moved images into sprite images.
> While the filesize is practically the same, it has cut down on the
> number of connections per page load, which has had a noticeable
> impact.
>
> Don't think that the sarcasm was lost on me, but I've found that
> saving microseconds per page really does have an impact. It's not
> uncommon for this site to have over 1,000 processes per second, so I'm
> constantly trying to make each process finish faster to prevent
> processes from going into the queue.
>
> Now that I've explained why it matters, do you think that including
> several PHP files would have a discernible impact?

If you're performance is that critical, you need to be looking at
hardware solutions - multiple servers, for instance.

And as Paul said - you should be using C instead of an interpreted language.

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